Intech DMLS launches India's first indigenously developed jet engines

[r@ven21]

To display expertise at Aero India 2017

BENGALURU, FEB 10:
Intech DMLS Limited, a metal 3D printing provider and metal additive manufacturing establishment in aviation sector, has launched the country's first indigenously developed jet engine series.

“Jet engines has been developed by a private establishment and augurs well for the industry in looking inwards for innovation in the high technology aviation sector,” said Sridhar Balaram, Founder and Managing Director, Intech DMLS.

The company established in 2012 and has its headquarters in Bengaluru specialises in metal 3D printing provider and metal additive manufacturing. With this India has become the first country in Asia and only the fourth country after the US, Europe and Israel to indigenously develop such an engine in the private space.

Under the brand name Poeir Jets, promoted by M/s Poeir Jets Private Limited an R&D subsidiary of Intech DMLS has unveiled its series of Jet Engines for Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) and Remote Controlled (R/C) Aircraft.

The engine MJE 20 is indigenously designed and manufactured with a thrust of 20 Kgf. It is currently undergoing testing at our Bengaluru facility.

“Another Jet engine SJE-350 with a thrust of 350kgf, designed for strategic applications is currently being manufactured. The company also plans to expand into the Turbo Shaft/Fan category in the near future,” explained Balaram.

(This article was published on February 10, 2017)

http://www.thehindubusinessline.com...usly-developed-jet-engines/article9534234.ece

 

[mansoor raja]

Very bad news for Pakistan and China. This will make this company into the same class of US aerospace gaints. Metal 3D printing is the future capabilities of weapon production. Many big billionaire in India just waiting for any opertunity in defence deals. After make in India initiative.

While we still keep fighting among ourselves. These are the days Pakistan should press it fully for weapons procurement and make in Pakistan initiative. Modi is good or bad .He is delivering in defence in a huge magnitude we have never seen before.

Think about it we celebrate JF17 as if greatest achievement while India achievements are expanding many folds and in all catagory. Just let's assume we have bar comparison between India Pakistan on technology capabilities in defence systems . How do u see the difference ? And more worrying is the future capabilities of Indian defence industry . All top notch up-to-date brand new weapon technologies will be pouring in and using illigal routes to get the deal . That desperate to sell their technology.

You believe it or not friends. We are losing the Battle

@WebMaster can you come to private message please! Thanks

 

[Śakra]

To display expertise at Aero India 2017

BENGALURU, FEB 10:
Intech DMLS Limited, a metal 3D printing provider and metal additive manufacturing establishment in aviation sector, has launched the country's first indigenously developed jet engine series.

“Jet engines has been developed by a private establishment and augurs well for the industry in looking inwards for innovation in the high technology aviation sector,” said Sridhar Balaram, Founder and Managing Director, Intech DMLS.

The company established in 2012 and has its headquarters in Bengaluru specialises in metal 3D printing provider and metal additive manufacturing. With this India has become the first country in Asia and only the fourth country after the US, Europe and Israel to indigenously develop such an engine in the private space.

Under the brand name Poeir Jets, promoted by M/s Poeir Jets Private Limited an R&D subsidiary of Intech DMLS has unveiled its series of Jet Engines for Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) and Remote Controlled (R/C) Aircraft.

The engine MJE 20 is indigenously designed and manufactured with a thrust of 20 Kgf. It is currently undergoing testing at our Bengaluru facility.

“Another Jet engine SJE-350 with a thrust of 350kgf, designed for strategic applications is currently being manufactured. The company also plans to expand into the Turbo Shaft/Fan category in the near future,” explained Balaram.

(This article was published on February 10, 2017)

http://www.thehindubusinessline.com...usly-developed-jet-engines/article9534234.ece

Seems too good to be true.

 

[nang2]

what is this tiny engine used for?

 

[livingdead]

another scam in the making... a tiny company with little experience can do what big govt orgs cant.. just because its "private"... ha ha

 

[Kinetic]

what is this tiny engine used for?

UAV?

 

[nang2]

UAV?

oh, right. I am curious. China has no capacity producing such engines?

 

[Sloth 22]

oh, right. I am curious. China has no capacity producing such engines?

The article doesn't hint towards any thing like that.

The only thing it says , that it claims that the company is the first in Asia to develop a jet engine without any kind of government backing.

 

[nang2]

The article doesn't hint towards any thing like that.

The only thing it says , that it claims that the company is the first in Asia to develop a jet engine without any kind of government backing.

I see. it simply assumes any such an engine developed in china must have government backing.

 

[Sloth 22]

I see. it simply assumes any such an engine developed in china must have government backing.

Do post an example to prove the claim in the article to be wrong.

 

[EndangeredSpecies]

another scam in the making... a tiny company with little experience can do what big govt orgs cant.. just because its "private"... ha ha

They are going on the path of Continental Motors/ Teledyne from 1940. Look at

this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teledyne_CAE_J402

Point is in 1970s a mid sized / relatively small company did what these guys are doing. Now with metal 3D printing I have no doubt the same can be done with relative ease.

@nang2 You won't even guess who now owns Continental Motors. Hint it is closer to your own home than you think.

 

[livingdead]

They are going on the path of Continental Motors/ Teledyne from 1940. Look at

this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teledyne_CAE_J402

Point is in 1970s a mid sized / relatively small company did what these guys are doing. Now with metal 3D printing I have no doubt the same can be done with relative ease.

@nang2 You won't even guess who now owns Continental Motors. Hint it is closer to your own home than you think.

may be they are legit.. who knows...

 

[EndangeredSpecies]

Very bad news for Pakistan and China. This will make this company into the same class of US aerospace gaints. Metal 3D printing is the future capabilities of weapon production. Many big billionaire in India just waiting for any opertunity in defence deals. After make in India initiative.

While we still keep fighting among ourselves. These are the days Pakistan should press it fully for weapons procurement and make in Pakistan initiative. Modi is good or bad .He is delivering in defence in a huge magnitude we have never seen before.

Think about it we celebrate JF17 as if greatest achievement while India achievements are expanding many folds and in all catagory. Just let's assume we have bar comparison between India Pakistan on technology capabilities in defence systems . How do u see the difference ? And more worrying is the future capabilities of Indian defence industry . All top notch up-to-date brand new weapon technologies will be pouring in and using illigal routes to get the deal . That desperate to sell their technology.

You believe it or not friends. We are losing the Battle

@WebMaster can you come to private message please! Thanks

If your Babur is flying, you should already be having small turbofan engines.

 

[MULUBJA]

what is this tiny engine used for?

Small drones.

oh, right. I am curious. China has no capacity producing such engines?

No indian has said this so far.